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Tuesday, October 16, 2007

♥ who knew compulsion and ennui were sisters?

My spending habits are terrible. If I had the money of the Philippines, I’d be a worse disgrace than Madame Imelda Marcos herself. My fingers are itchy—and these bills are raring to get away from me as fast as they could. Shopping is as tempting as a liaison, or getting a secret lover---seductive, lusty and equally destructive. Ah, the symptoms of a compulsive shopper. Is there a cure or a rehab of some sort? Though I must admit, shopping is like a source of comfort and empowerment for me; yet with every thing I purchase, the more this desire for buying more grows and grows… before I knew it, every single cent in my wallet’s gone. WHAT??!?!?!?!??!!??! Where’d it all go?

Yeah, I screwed up. BIGTIME. And it wasn’t just the hey-I-spent-thousands-something-with-useless-things-within-thirty-minutes kinds of screw up… well it was, only worse. It’s the I-spent-my-last-money-with-useless-things-and-I-got-nothing-to-spend-for-
our-monthsary kind of screw up. Yeah I’m so guilty, guilty, guilty and should not have done such a compulsive, irrational act but I was under the wrong-est circumstances. First off, I was alone and in a state of ennui in a huge shopping mall and with lots of wonderful shops and the clothes were to die for. What’s a girl to do? Second, the saleslady was extra nice and I liked her, she helped me pick up the nicest dresses and jackets and I can’t help myself. I forgot everything. I forgot the monthsary who were a few days away (and you thought only men forget anniversaries.) And then I stormed out of the shop quite proud of my purchase until I saw my boyfriend’s disapproving look.

“What? You went on a shopping spree? And how much money’s left on you?”

“Ummm… five pesos?” (I know I shouldn’t have answered the question, as it seemed to make him angrier).

“You just don’t think.” He screamed. (Okay, maybe he didn’t. but it seemed to me he did because I was already very depressed with my little feat).

To make things worse, he asked me where we’d celebrate our 18th which I replied foolishly ‘I’m broke, I’m so sorry…’ (FYI, boyf and I take turns treating out each other during 18ths ‘cause he treats me out all the time anyway). Boyfriend was all sweet and understanding, but I could tell he was disappointed. I’m such a bad girlfriend and an equally bad spender. Bless the guy I’ll marry. He’ll need it. :*

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Sunday, October 14, 2007

♥ geek love

Nothing is sweeter than geek love. <3

Geeks, no matter how ridiculously smart and brainy about nuclear science and astrophysics, they are totally clueless in love. Sure, they can explain teenage love as imbalanced hormones and dismiss lovesick couples as idiots, inferior to their level.

But thing is, geeks feel that ‘silly giddy feeling’ when they catch a glimpse of their inamorata. In fact, geeks are the worst in hiding their feelings. Their heart skips a beat, they sweat profusely, They arms and feet get all Antarctic, they are incapable of muttering anything but ‘ahhs’ and ‘ohs’… the genius has turned into a primeval ape all because ‘she’ looked at him. This ‘she’ has quite a lot of names and aliases: ‘She who I have loved from afar’, ‘My Helen of Troy’, ‘My Sweetest Downfall’, ‘Venus of my heart’, ‘Queen Amidala’ and many more names quoting from classical literary pieces and geek movies.

Fact is, whether your Homer Simpson or have an IQ of 160, no one is free from the clutches of Eros.

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♥ BLURB.

Since my sister told me my articles are amusing and fun to read, I’ve been rethinking over and over (redundant, I know) that Fine Arts is such a wrong course for me. I’m considering Journalism; the thought of shifting is hypnotizing. Never mind that Mr. Paredes gave me a 1.4 in Layout, I never consider myself as possessing any artistic talent of any sort. My head and hands are so disconnected--- my hands can’t recreate what’s inside my mind.

But then again, this isn’t the first time I ever thought about this. By the start of my freshman year I felt I should have taken up B.S. Math, which was my strongest subject in high school. I took up this IQ test and the results showed math was my highest area, graded superior. But I figured Math is such a BORING subject, math loved me but the feeling was never mutual.

And then, I had a short fling with Computer Science. I got a ‘BEST IN COMPUTER SCIENCE’ Award in High School because I couldn’t run for valedictorian, salutatorian, or any honorable mention just because I’m a fucking transferee. They also sent me to join this Robotics competition…Yeah, I always liked computers, but I hated learning all the technical stuff.

And once again, psychology captivated me for as long as I could remember. I had always been fascinated with the mysteries of the mind. There’s just something so complex and challenging about it, and challenge never fails to captivate me. But then again, I never liked to study at USC-Main. Too crammy and claustrophobic for my liking. Never mind the hot boys at Main, haha.

So once again, I’m stuck at Fine Arts. I cannot say I hate the course, I love it and I’m not complaining. I’m complaining at my skill and my failure to meet up with my own expectations. Maybe my standards are too sky high for my own good. Or maybe my interests too wide and varied. I can never seem to make up my mind. All I know is, the next day when I wake up, I might say ‘Hey, I should take up Statistics or whatever-course-that-didn’t-involve-science’ next.

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Saturday, October 13, 2007

♥ Amor Verdadero

*I can never love a wimp.

*Risk and Adventure are my love spells.

*I am very selective, and have high standards.

*I love being spoiled.

*I love surprises. Surprise me and I’m all yours.

*I suck at the art of breaking up. I would rather dump you by not returning your calls and ignoring you because I dread talking it over face to face.


* I love intellectuals, people I could talk and argue for hours over coffee. I firmly believe that one should marry for conversation. I mean, passion fades and sex isn't forever, but conversation lasts.

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♥ Blissed Lover ;

    rachel anne arandilla
    seventeen
    ahh the beauty of holiday and its ability to shrink your brain to nothingness

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